So Kaiden and his parents whose graduating classes were larger than our entire school K-12 and Tito who grew up in LA staked out their spot to watch a parade
led by Grand Marshalls in a bulldozer;
So Kaiden and his parents whose graduating classes were larger than our entire school K-12 and Tito who grew up in LA staked out their spot to watch a parade
led by Grand Marshalls in a bulldozer;
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How fun that must have been (o:
I thunk if I remember right there may have been a few Hippies there in the 70's ...lol...
I went to school in Frederick...till high school then weall had to go to either Eir High School or Longmont (which I chose). For the first 9 years of school there were 30 some kids in my class then I went to a school with 500 in my graduating class (I have to look that up because now I am curious how many there were.
Hi there, I had to smile because my 40th reunion is coming up this Sept. but I won't be going-it is back in Ca. and just to pricey to go plus I only have one dear friend I am close with now. Glad you had so much fun, got to get to this town before the summer is over.
Have a great week.
Noreen
I love the classic cars....well, I just love a parade. Your pictures are great.
I graduated in '65, but from a big high school in Tulsa, OK. It looks like you Nederland guys had a cool reunion.
Woohoo, me too!!! This Ozark farm chick's classes motto was: "Were the class that always ready...we're the class of 1970!" 'Had a little trouble rhyming the '70 thing...and I never really knew what the heck we were ready for. Looks like ya'll had a grand reunion.
From the hot sunny hills and hollers of the Missouri Ponderosa, ya'll have a wonderfully blessed day!!!
We did have a lot of fun. Didn't we? So hard to believe it's been 40 yrs. we still act like we in High School. Kaiden looked like he was enjoying it too. Kat
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